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He got a flat tire last night. (but)  \nRick likes riding his bicycle, but he got a flat tire last night.  \n1. We could walk to the park. We could go swimming. (or)  \n2. Fanny enjoys baking. There is no flour left. (but)  \n3.  \nThey play with trucks. They put their toys away. (and)  \n_________________________________________________________  \n4. Linda wrote her name on the sheet. She answered the first question. (and)  \n5. Jeremy wanted to play baseball. It started raining. (but)  \n6. Do you want waffles? Do you prefer pancakes? (or)  \nAnswers  \n1. We could walk to the park. We could go swimming. (or)  \nWe could walk to the park, or we could go swimming.  \n2. Fanny enjoys baking. There is no flour left. (but)  \nFanny enjoys baking, but there is no flour left.  \n3. They play with trucks. They put their toys away. (and)  \nThey play with trucks, and they put their toys away.  \n4. Linda wrote her name on the sheet. She answered the first question. (and)  \nLinda wrote her name on the sheet, and she answered the first question.  \n5. Jeremy wanted to play baseball. It started raining. (but)  \nJeremy wanted to play baseball, but it started raining.  \n6. Do you want waffles? Do you prefer pancakes? 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